How to rebuild trust after cheating
Trust is not rebuilt by promises. It is rebuilt by a long series of small, verifiable, boring acts of honesty. Here is the order those acts have to happen in.
Read the guide →Written by Pastors Leo and Tarran Carter, married since 1983 and counseling couples since 1999. Read freely, then bring the conversation into Two Hearts.
Trust is not rebuilt by promises. It is rebuilt by a long series of small, verifiable, boring acts of honesty. Here is the order those acts have to happen in.
Read the guide →Wedding planning asks what you want the day to look like. These questions ask what you want the decade to look like. Answer them before the vows, not after.
Read the guide →A physically quiet marriage is almost never a bedroom problem first. It is a conversation problem that has moved into the bedroom and set up residence.
Read the guide →In a blended family, the marriage is not the last thing to be arranged after the children are settled. It is the thing that settles them.
Read the guide →Most couples do not have a hundred problems. They have four, and they have never finished a single conversation about any of them.
Read the guide →Take the five-pillar check-up — ten minutes, both partners, scored privately.
Start the free check-up